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Old 01-21-2014, 09:43 AM
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The baseball card is its own medium within the art world.
My all time fave is the T206 Lajoei with bat....to such an extent I devoted a page on my website to that card. For me, that one sums up an entire era. I also started a thread on this Board several years ago that ran for a while on the T206 sunsets...fanastic artistic images in so many pre-war card sets...

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I think the artistic side of the cards is what attracts me. Here are a few.
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these aint baseball but had a board member send these to my daughter Ruthie.....we both love em and I think these exhibits are like artwork

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The backgrounds on some of these cards are stunning.

That Oakes and Leach are outstanding pieces. Outstanding. Now I'm going to have to hunt down an Oakes for myself. What a special looking card!
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The backgrounds on some of these cards are stunning.

That Oakes and Leach are outstanding pieces. Outstanding. Now I'm going to have to hunt down an Oakes for myself. What a special looking card!
You are like I was several years ago. You see cards and think you just have to have one . The Oakes is a great pose.
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